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Chapter 494 - 494 79 Werewolves and Vampires Part 2 The First Wolf Bares Its Fangs_2

494: Chapter 79: Werewolves and Vampires (Part 2) The First Wolf Bares Its Fangs_2 494: Chapter 79: Werewolves and Vampires (Part 2) The First Wolf Bares Its Fangs_2 Are you still putting on an act?

Do you think you’re some kind of tycoon?

“Chan, is that all?”

Cheng Daqi didn’t answer, but got up and stretched.

However, he wasn’t Mr.

Gru; he didn’t have a sniper arranged, he just wanted to stretch his muscles.

Of course, even if Gru were here, he wouldn’t kill someone over a language dispute.

So, CEO Cheng calmly continued his conversation with Wolf.

“Wolf, you should know I have a company in Hua Country that does MCN.

Recently, I was busy for maybe a week trying to find a qualified COO.”

Cheng Daqi’s tone was quite emotional, leaving Temir and Wolf somewhat stunned.

Chan, you seem to be straying a bit too far off topic.

“Hiring an ordinary employee for a company, a few thousand dollars, tens of thousands of dollars is about the norm, and there are many such job seekers on the market.

Finding a COO is difficult, or rather, every key management position is hard to fill.

What kind of partner do you think we are looking for to put on such a big show?

Take a guess, Mr.

Wolf, guess what we want you for?”

As he finished the last sentence, Cheng Daqi turned back and looked at Wolf, as if awaiting his response.

Wolf swallowed instinctively.

He wanted to say he didn’t care, he wasn’t short of money, and his political career was going smoothly, lacking no support.

But some things had become instinctive at the bottom of his heart: performing, scheming, or acting decisively with maturity.

He understood that the cunning Chan and Temir, who could chat and laugh with Niu Sen, were not ordinary people.

Wolf didn’t need to grovel; his status allowed him the privilege of sitting at the table.

“Chan, I might have been a bit hot-headed just now, but surely people like you and Mi’er can understand.

How about we talk while we play?”

Wolf toned down his attitude but didn’t follow CEO Cheng’s lead; he didn’t want to fall into this cunning man’s rhythm.

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The caddies followed far behind as CEO Cheng and his party walked and talked.

“Chan, let’s start with your ICO.

I’m rather interested in this matter.

Dracula Biotech invested in the cryptocurrency field based on a listed company, but due to high volatility, I remember they lost a lot.”

Cryptocurrency is not an esoteric game, on the contrary, it has a huge number of investors.

Since 2015, numerous cryptocurrency exchanges have sprung up like mushrooms after a rain, gradually bringing cryptocurrencies into the sight of global investors.

“Mr.

Wolf, it’s always hard to win in someone else’s casino.

I and a few friends have set up our own trading platform, which is about to go live.

And our ICO cryptocurrency project, BEC (BLUE EARTH COIN), is a stablecoin for our platform, but initially, it was just a decentralized new energy vision project based on blockchain technology.

In the future, I will use this stablecoin as a technical foundation, and a hub for funds and value, to launch some decentralized projects in the new energy sector.

BEC’s future goal is to be on par with Ethereum and Bitcoin.”

That was CEO Cheng’s ambition, to create BEC into the strongest cryptocurrency after Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Stablecoins are like the white moonlight in the field of cryptocurrency, serving more of a functional role compared to the sharp scythes, represented by USDT, GUSD, PAX, etc.

FACEBOOK will also launch its own stablecoin in the future; that’s Mr.

Zuckerberg taking a risk, but it may be effectively suppressed.

CEO Cheng’s stablecoin BEC is currently in the quiet phase of entering the market, looking for powerful local elites from America as partners, with the agent Chen Zihao being among them, whose family is firmly in the hands of CEO Cheng and his partners.

In this move, CEO Cheng is mixing resources, starting with the platform as a setup, followed by cooking up the plans with Accountant Jia.

On how to consume it, there are multitude methods—the regulation in the cryptocurrency field is behind its speed of development, which creates excellent conditions for harvesting the “leeks.”

Stablecoin platform + new energy + the decentralized characteristics of cryptocurrency, plus a dash of Accountant Jia’s reputation and some Dollars leverage, as well as CEO Cheng’s informational advantage and the strength of his partners.

All these factors stack up, making CEO Cheng’s blueprint more than just a pie in the sky; it has a decent chance of 20 to 30 percent success.

Twenty to thirty percent, that’s enough to take a gamble.

He who travels a hundred miles is half ninety; CEO Cheng set his goals high, but he doesn’t need to walk the full hundred—a seventy is enough for him.

“Visionary projects?

What does that mean?”

Wolf was sensitive to information and immediately caught the crux of the matter.

Temir smiled and answered on behalf of CEO Cheng.

“Most ICO projects based on blockchain technology are worthless lies.

The cryptocurrency market is full of fool’s bets.

Visionary projects are a new term we’ve coined.

We tell everyone plainly that we don’t bluff.

This money won’t be used lightly, but will be reserved for good opportunities that arise in the future.”

Wolf would never have reached the position of Dracula’s heir if he believed any of these empty words.

He continued to inquire.

“Chan, you mentioned influential people just now, who might they be?

Also, it sounds like you already have future projects lined up?”

Cheng Daqi swung his club, hitting far off course.

He sighed and replied.

“Some people from the Republican Party, friends of Mi’er.

Their investment won’t be too much, probably a few million dollars in total.

Besides that, it’s mostly local people from California, including you.

Our platform is a platform by Californians.

The future projects are indeed designed already.

BEC can be used to purchase new energy vehicles, meaning it is directly integrated into a physical payment system.”